I'm open to the possibility that it's overblown. My point is I heard exactly this same thing from a booster over 2 months ago when there was no reason for it to be some bizarre conspiracy orchestrated by Tim Miles because the hoops team was losing. So the notion that it was concocted this week as a hit job from within the athletic department is both really weird and very improbable.
Not everything that might be interesting or salacious to us lot of over-involved fans is newsworthy to bar goers with cell phones or to reporters. I worked with a girl years ago, a student, who personally claimed to be dating/sleeping with an NU position coach. Or IIRC she tried to keep it quiet but her roommate outed her about it. It may shock you to learn that I did not become a self-styled P.I. in light of this claim and start gathering proof, nor did I go running to the press about it. Because it wasn't that interesting to me, and it wasn't relevant to his job performance. And no, it wasn't Marvin Sanders.
Could she have been lying? She could. But if so, why choose an obscure position coach that nobody would really recognize by name or face outside of the most obsessed fans? The more likely scenario is she was banging the guy. I think he could have done better, but who am I to tell him what his type is?
Does everyone remember several years ago when posters on this board were here to tell you that Dirk Chatelain was a lying hack of a reporter who was on a personal mission to get Bo Pelini fired? How did that play out, did Bo end up being a really great CFB coach who doesn't do things like gather his team together to tell them the AD is a c-nt and everyone is out to get them? Or did the reporting about how he's not a very good coach or a very good guy end up being true?
Hopefully Moos keeps his nose clean and retires a great success and we never know the full extent of the story. It would mean he's doing a good job and staying on the up and up.